SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT
CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT
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The CDCA is the organization that has the no authority over the contents of the documents, reflecting proprietary or data rights to the information that the document contains. The CDCA is the authority responsible for the content of a drawing, specification or other document; it is the sole authority for approving changes to that document. The CDCA may be the Government or Industry, and authority may be transferred.
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The CDCA is the organization that has the decision authority over the contents of the documents, reflecting proprietary or data rights to the information that the document contains. The CDCA is the authority responsible for the content of a drawing, specification or other document; it is the sole authority for approving changes to that document. The CDCA may be the Government or Industry, and authority may be transferred.
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The CDCA is the organization that has the decision authority over the contents of the documents, reflecting proprietary or data rights to the information that the document contains. The CDCA is the authority responsible for the content of a drawing, specification or other document; it is not the sole authority for approving changes to that document. The CDCA may be the Government or Industry, and authority may be transferred.
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The CDCA is the organization that has the decision authority over the contents of the documents, reflecting proprietary or data rights to the information that the document contains. The CDCA is the authority responsible for the content of a drawing, specification or other document; it is the sole authority for approving changes to that document. The CDCA is the Government or Industry, and authority will never be transferred.
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Detailed explanation-1: -Definition(s): A group of qualified people with responsibility for the process of regulating and approving changes to hardware, firmware, software, and documentation throughout the development and operational life cycle of an information system.
Detailed explanation-2: -Functional Baseline: Describes the system’s performance (functional, interoperability and interface characteristics) and the verification required to demonstrate the achievement of those specified characteristics.
Detailed explanation-3: -Configuration Management is the process of maintaining systems, such as computer hardware and software, in a desired state. Configuration Management (CM) is also a method of ensuring that systems perform in a manner consistent with expectations over time.